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ratelena [41]
2 years ago
5

.✎﹏what Do You Mean By 'Melodrama'?​

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2 answers:
nadya68 [22]2 years ago
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Answer:

(☞゚ヮ゚)☞. a story, play or film in which a lot of exciting things happen and in which people’s emotions are stronger than in real life

Explanation:

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Pie2 years ago
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       Melodrama is a  dramatic work which contains exaggerated characters and extremely exciting events intended to appeal to the emotions of the viewers. In a melodrama the plots are highly exaggerated rather than the character.

<h3>Elements of Melodrama</h3>
  • Provocation
  • Pangs
  • Penalty .

The provocations is describes the factors which makes the villain to commit evil.

The pangs describes the pains and suffering which the hero or heroin passes through in the cause of the events.

While the penalty is the last part where the villain get the repercussion of his actions.

Learn more about melodrama at brainly.com/question/911980

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